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I interpreted that comment as sarcasm; if not, then the spirit of the communication seems to be another euphemism added to the list of what used to be called de
by drtgh 2y ago
I interpreted that comment as sarcasm; if not, then the spirit of the communication seems to be another euphemism added to the list of what used to be called deceptive advertisements, commonly known as falsehoods.
- happypumpkin 2y agoThe crazy thing to me is that they given the videos they originally showed (100% Sora?) they didn't need to falsely advertise. What it can do is incredibly impressive without dressing it up.